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Berries for the Birds! Now is the time to start thinking about fall planting. It is too hot to do much else in the yard. As you’re planning changes for your landscaping, consider add- ing plants that produce fall berries that are not only colorful and attractive, but very much appreciated by our bird population. The following are those berry-producing plants that we recommend highly: Agarita or Algerita (Berberis trifoliolata) is one of our native plants that produces bright, red berries in the late summer that the birds love. This are also can- didates for Agarita jelly, if you have enough plants and can work past the thorns to get the fruit. The foliage is a beautiful grey color. Aromatic Sumac, Three- leaved Sumac, or Skunkbush (Rhus aromatica) produces early berries that the birds eat quickly. These small trees produce a riot of color in the fall. Beautyberry (Callicarpa americana) is another unde- rutilzed shrub with beautiful lavender, purple, or white berries in the late summer and up until the birds finish them off. The berries grow along the axes (or stems) of the plant in long, thick clus- ters. When the leaves drop, the berries are still often on the graceful, arching stems for a winter show. Cherry Laurel (Prunus caroliniana) is an evergreen shrub that can grow 15 to 25 feet tall with nice, glossy foliage. The early spring blooms are inconspicu- ous, but the black berries that come after the blooms are food for our feathered friends through the fall. The first freeze causes some fer- mentation in the berries, but the birds persist in feeding on them through winter. Coralberry, Indian Currant, or Buckbrush (Symphoricarpos orbicula- tus) is a low growing shrub that is excellent for shad- ed areas, and it produces coral berries in the late sum- mer through fall. Birds are attracted, and it is a great, low maintenance plant. Flameleaf Sumac (Rhus lanceolata) is another native that also produces fall foli- age. Again, the red berries are short-lived because the birds get them readily as they ripen. This variety is food for more than 20 spe- cies of birds. Pigeonberry or Rouge Plant (Rivina humilis) is another shade loving shrub that grows to only 12 to 18 inches. This underutilized shrub produces white and pink flowers and berries all summer long and up until the first frost, and the ber- ries are edible, not only by the birds, but people as well. Roughleaf Dogwood (Cornus drummondii) pro- duces beautiful pearl-white berries that is food for some 40 species of birds. This small tree also has white blooms in the late spring and grows native through- out our Hill Country. Rusty Blackhaw (Viburnum rufidulum) pro- duces a large, flat cluster of flowers in the spring that turn into dark blue or black berries by fall. Another plant that we don’t see too much, this shrub grows to about 12 or 15 feet tall and gives us some beautiful fall color. Sweet Viburnum (Viburnum suspensum) has similar blooms and berries to the Rusty Blackhaw, but this shrub is evergreen and makes a nice backdrop to your beds. Again, we need to plant more of these. Yaupon Holly (Ilex vomi- toria) produces orange to red berries that the birds love. This prefers to live as understory growth and is native to the eastern half of Texas. It has adapted well in our area. This can be rangy shrubs or trimmed into sin- gle- or multi-trunked trees. Plant of the Week. Possumhaw or Deciduous Holly (Ilex decidua) is another berry produces that thrives in our area. Most birds don’t seem to like these berries, and they often stay on the trees a long time after the leaves have com- pletely dropped. The excep- tion here are the blue jays and cedar waxwings, and they’ll feed on these berries. Chores for this week. • Keep on weeding and using the vinegar and orange oil mixture to kill weeds. • Keep your flowering plants deadheaded. • Keep controlling the insect and mite infestations. • Keep sowing wild flower seeds. • Keep working in your yard in the cool of day. • Set your mower blade high to protect grass roots in this heat. We encourage your ques- tions, comments, or your own “Personal Plant of the Week” by writing David at [email protected]. The Dirt on Hill Country Gardening by David Steinbrunner & Linda Tarrant Page 8 The Junction Eagle, Wednesday, July 22, 2020 All want ads are cash in advance except for those firms and individuals carrying regular 30-day accounts. Charges are thirty-five cents (35¢) per word with a $6.00 minimum. There is no discount for multiple insertions. DEADLINE MONDAY 5:00 P.M. The Junction Eagle 215 N. 6th Junction, TX 76849 Phone: 325-446-2610 Fax: 325-446-4025 We will not discriminate. CLASSIFIEDS EAGLE Copying needs? Copying needs? Come by The Junction Eagle, 215 N. 6th. Come by The Junction Eagle, 215 N. 6th. PUBLIC NOTICE HELP WANTED Applications being taken at Rowe’s Chevron for the 2-10 p.m. shift. R-45-tfnc JOB OPENINGS: full time and part time. Competitive wages based on experience. Incentive and retirement packag- es. Cooper’s Bar-B-Que 325-446-8664 ask for Terry Wolle, Manager. C-31-tfnc Hay for sale All types South Llano Farm 830-683-7322 S-23-tfnc RANCH & FARM • SEED* It’s time to plant! Order Now 2-3 day delivery Native and improved pasture grass, forbs, wildflowers • PLANT ID BOOKS 345 color pages-Great Gift! Protect your property with AGRI-TOURISM SIGNS Upper Llanos SWCD 325-446-2722 x103 902 College St www.ulswcd.com See our Facebook page U-45-tfnc FOR SALE 18 Cu. Ft. refrigerators-$175-$250. TV’s--$95-$125. 30” electric or gas range-$250. Washer-$125. Dryer, electric or gas-$125. Twin mattress with boxsprings, new-$185 pair. Double mattress/ box springs $180 a pair. Queen mattress with box springs, new $210 set. King mattress with box springs, new-$295 set. Bunk beds w/new mattresses-$385 complete. Furniture also. 830-367-1267. M-tfnc ROTGE SERVICES Land improvement, yard work/ranch work, welding Call for any custom odd jobs Chris Rotge, owner/operator 830-522-1380 R-27-5p SERVICES Young Beefmaster Bulls for sale. Contact Rob Roy Spiller 325-446-2531 or 325-446-2967. S-10-tfnc FOR RENT Broken Arrow Ranch is buying Axis, Sika, and Fallow deer. We will come to your ranch and field harvest animals under state inspection. Harvesting deer on area ranches for 35 years. Call Mitchell Wilson at 800-962-4263 or email [email protected]. B-14-tfnc Motel 6 is hiring housekeepers full or part time. Apply in person at 200 I-10 west, behind Rowe’s Chevron. M-28-tfnc • Cedar Clearing (by ac./hr.) • Mesquite Clearing • Hand Cutting • Fire Lanes • Road Building • Crushed Limestone • Roads/ Driveways • Pads • Cedar Mulching • Red Granite • Gravel • Sales and Delivery With a variety of equipment, we are able to complete your job efficiently! 210-216-9304 (LUKE) Fully Insured • Many References T-49-TFN-C B-8-tfnc Junction Housing Authority is currently accepting applica- tions for low income, family, elderly and disabled persons. Applications can be obtained at the office located at 815 Elm Street. All applications must be completed and submitted with all of the requested information before it can processed. Equal Housing Opportunity. J-29-7c Sweet Home RV Park, 155 Thrill Hill Dr., Mt. Home, 2 minute access to I-10 in small community. LONG TERM $300/mo + elect. Call Sally 303-875-4384. R-29-1p 2 bedroom, 1 bath farm house, large storage building on 1/2 acre near London $800 monthly includes water and garbage. Available August 1. 325-215-1923. S-29-2c AUCTION The Kimble County Sheriff’s Office will offer for sale at Public Auction to the highest bidder, vehicles taken into custody as abandoned or seized motor vehicles as authorized by Texas law. Since the last registered owner/lien holders have not reclaimed the property as provided by Section 5103 of the Certificate of Title Act (Article 6687-1-VTCS), notice is hereby given that: An auction sale of abandoned or seized motor vehicles by the Kimble County Sheriff’s Office will be held on FRIDAY, JULY 31, 2020 AT 10:00 a.m. in Junction, Texas, at the Kimble County Sheriff’s Office. Vehicles may be seen at the Kimble County Sheriff’s Office on the day prior to the auction. Terms are cash or check with letter of credit. Any person having interest in a vehicle listed below as an owner or lien holder may contact the Kimble County Sheriff’s Office at 325-446-2766. After deducting the reimbursement allowed under Subsection (a), the proceeds of the sale shall be held for 90 days for the owner or lien holder of the vehicle. The purchaser at auction will take clear title, free of all liens, after application is made at the Tax Office in the Kimble County Courthouse. Vehicles for auction FRIDAY, JULY 31, 2020 AT 10:00 a.m.: 1. 2007 MAROON JEEP LL 1J8HR48PX7C700269 (flood damaged-cannot be made street legal) 2. 2007 SILVER CHRYSLER 4D 1C3LC56R97N553402 3. 2003 BLUE TOYOTA 4D 4T1BE32K93U679446 4. 1995 BLACK DODGE 2H JB3AM44H7SY020445 5. 2017 BLACK CARR TRL 4YMUL081XGT025161 6. 2003 TAN CHEVY LL 1GNDS13S332266899 7. 2008 SILVER CHEVY 4D 1G1AL58F987204275 8. 2004 GRAY TOYOTA VN 5TDZA23C14S079865 9. 2001 GREEN HONDA 4D 1HGCF86611A089287 10. 2000 BLACK DODGE LL 1B4HR28Y3YF249803 11. 2003 WHITE CHEVY LL 1GNEC13ZX3R150721 12. 1999 WHITE CHEVY PK 1GCGC24R2XR707794 13. 1984 RED CHEVY PK 1GCDC14H6ES190736 14. 2009 WHITE FORD LL 1FMEU63E49UA17079 15. 1998 TAN OLDSMOBILE 4D 1G3GR62C2W4123699 16. 2007 SILVER TOYOTA 4D 4T1BE46K17U057770 17. 1993 WHITE CHEVY LL 1GNEK18K5PJ405245 18. 2006 WHITE DODGE 4D 2B3KA53H46H234541 19. 1998 BLACK CHEVY 4D 1G1JC5241W7215811 20. 2007 BLUE CHEVY 4D 1G1ZT68N17F141807 21. 2003 SILVER TOYOTA 4D JTDBR32E732006153 22. 2007 BLACK CHRY LL 2A8GM68X87R161874 23. 1998 BLUE LINC 4D 1LNFM81W3WY652469 24. 2000 TAN CHEVY PK 1GCCT19W1Y8126351 25. 2008 BLACK NISSAN 4D 1N4AL21EX8N543121 26. 2003 BLACK LINCOLN LL 5LMFU27RX3LJ45007 27. 2010 SILVER GMC UT 2CTALFEWXA6300671 28. 2014 WHITE CHEVY UT 1GNLC2E04ER226240 29. 2014 WHITE CHEVY UT 1GNLC2E07ER223591 Auctioneer Mark Tillman, license number 9642 PERSONAL CARE ATTENDANTS No certifications or prior experience required. Girling Community Care is seeking caring and dependable people to work in the homes of elderly and disabled clients. Will assist with preparing meals, shopping, personal care, errands, light housekeeping and other assigned duties. We offer flexible day, evening and weekend shiſts. Must be at least 18 yrs. of age with a clean criminal background. MUST have reliable transportation. Fax Resume referencing Ad #20499 to 325-646-2278 For an application, call 1-800-665-4471 Apply online at www.kindredathome.com/careers Or apply in-person at 1423 Coggin Ave., Brownwood, TX, 76801 E.O.E/M.F.D.V. H-30-1c ARTS HILL COUNTRY ARTISANS HILL COUNTRY ARTISANS 325-215-2488 • 605 Main • Tue-Sat 10-5 • www.hillcountryartisanstx.com July featured artists are our jewelry makers, Johnell Casparis, Betty Volz and Sandra Corn. Check us out on Facebook. 10% off all jewelry. H-28-4p HEINRICHS ART STUDIO A Great Place for Art! 627 MAIN ST., JUNCTION, TX (325) 215‐2122 TU—SA 10A‐5P, Web: heinrichsartstudio.com LOST “Marley” Has collar with SCARF ID & she is micro- chipped. She is very shy. Please call if sighted. Missing since 7/5/20 Segovia, Hwy 479 / KC 470 area Please call: 210-315-0108 or 830-459-7581
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Berries for the Birds!Now is the time to start
thinking about fall planting. It is too hot to do much else in the yard. As you’re planning changes for your landscaping, consider add-ing plants that produce fall berries that are not only colorful and attractive, but very much appreciated by our bird population.
The following are those berry-producing plants that we recommend highly:
Agarita or Algerita (Berberis trifoliolata) is one of our native plants that produces bright, red berries in the late summer that the birds love. This are also can-didates for Agarita jelly, if you have enough plants and can work past the thorns to get the fruit. The foliage is a beautiful grey color.
Aromatic Sumac, Three-leaved Sumac, or Skunkbush (Rhus aromatica) produces early berries that the birds eat quickly. These small trees produce a riot of color in the fall.
Beautyberry (Callicarpa americana) is another unde-rutilzed shrub with beautiful lavender, purple, or white berries in the late summer and up until the birds finish them off. The berries grow along the axes (or stems) of the plant in long, thick clus-ters. When the leaves drop, the berries are still often on the graceful, arching stems for a winter show.
Cherry Laurel (Prunus caroliniana) is an evergreen shrub that can grow 15 to 25 feet tall with nice, glossy foliage. The early spring blooms are inconspicu-ous, but the black berries that come after the blooms are food for our feathered friends through the fall. The first freeze causes some fer-mentation in the berries, but the birds persist in feeding on them through winter.
Coralberry, Indian Currant, or Buckbrush (Symphoricarpos orbicula-tus) is a low growing shrub that is excellent for shad-ed areas, and it produces coral berries in the late sum-mer through fall. Birds are attracted, and it is a great, low maintenance plant.
Flameleaf Sumac (Rhus lanceolata) is another native that also produces fall foli-age. Again, the red berries are short-lived because the birds get them readily as they ripen. This variety is food for more than 20 spe-cies of birds.
Pigeonberry or Rouge Plant (Rivina humilis) is another shade loving shrub that grows to only 12 to 18 inches. This underutilized shrub produces white and pink flowers and berries all summer long and up until the first frost, and the ber-ries are edible, not only by the birds, but people as well.
Roughleaf Dogwood (Cornus drummondii) pro-
duces beautiful pearl-white berries that is food for some 40 species of birds. This small tree also has white blooms in the late spring and grows native through-out our Hill Country.
Rusty Blackhaw (Viburnum rufidulum) pro-duces a large, flat cluster of flowers in the spring that turn into dark blue or black berries by fall. Another plant that we don’t see too much, this shrub grows to about 12 or 15 feet tall and gives us some beautiful fall color.
Sweet Viburnum (Viburnum suspensum) has similar blooms and berries to the Rusty Blackhaw, but this shrub is evergreen and makes a nice backdrop to your beds. Again, we need to plant more of these.
Yaupon Holly (Ilex vomi-toria) produces orange to red berries that the birds love. This prefers to live as understory growth and is native to the eastern half of Texas. It has adapted well in our area. This can be rangy shrubs or trimmed into sin-gle- or multi-trunked trees.
Plant of the Week. Possumhaw or Deciduous Holly (Ilex decidua) is another berry produces that thrives in our area. Most birds don’t seem to like these berries, and they often stay on the trees a long time after the leaves have com-pletely dropped. The excep-
tion here are the blue jays and cedar waxwings, and they’ll feed on these berries.
Chores for this week.• Keep on weeding and
using the vinegar and orange oil mixture to kill weeds.
• Keep your flowering plants deadheaded.
• Keep controlling the insect and mite infestations.
• Keep sowing wild flower seeds.
• Keep working in your yard in the cool of day.
• Set your mower blade high to protect grass roots in this heat.
We encourage your ques-tions, comments, or your own “Personal Plant of the Week” by writing David at [email protected].
The Dirt on Hill Country Gardening
by David Steinbrunner & Linda Tarrant
Page 8 The Junction Eagle, Wednesday, July 22, 2020
All want ads are cash in advance except for those firms and individuals carrying regular 30-day accounts. Charges are thirty-five cents (35¢) per word with a $6.00 minimum. There is no discount for multiple insertions.
DEADLINEMONDAY 5:00 p.m.
The Junction Eagle215 N. 6th
Junction, TX 76849Phone: 325-446-2610
Fax: 325-446-4025We will not discriminate.Classifieds eagle
Copying needs? Copying needs? Come by The Junction Eagle, 215 N. 6th.Come by The Junction Eagle, 215 N. 6th.
PUBLIC NOTICE
HELP WANTEDApplications being taken at Rowe’s Chevron for the 2-10 p.m. shift. R-45-tfnc
JOB OPENINGS: full time and part time. Competitive wages based on experience. Incentive and retirement packag-es. Cooper’s Bar-B-Que 325-446-8664 ask for Terry Wolle, Manager. C-31-tfncHay for sale
All typesSouth Llano
Farm830-683-7322
S-23
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RANCH & FARM
• SEED* It’s time to plant! Order Now 2-3 day delivery
Native and improved pasture grass, forbs, wildflowers• PLANT ID BOOKS
345 color pages-Great Gift!Protect your property with
AGRI-TOURISM SIGNSUpper Llanos SWCD
325-446-2722 x103902 College St www.ulswcd.com
See our Facebook page
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FOR SALE18 Cu. Ft. refrigerators-$175-$250. TV’s--$95-$125. 30” electric or gas range-$250. Washer-$125. Dryer, electric or gas-$125. Twin mattress with boxsprings, new-$185 pair. Double mattress/box springs $180 a pair. Queen mattress with box springs, new $210 set. King mattress with box springs, new-$295 set. Bunk beds w/new mattresses-$385 complete. Furniture also. 830-367-1267. M-tfnc
ROTGE SERVICESLand improvement, yard
work/ranch work, weldingCall for any custom odd jobsChris Rotge, owner/operator
830-522-1380R-27-5p
SERVICES
Young Beefmaster Bulls for sale. Contact Rob Roy Spiller 325-446-2531 or 325-446-2967.
S-10-tfnc
FOR RENT
Broken Arrow Ranch is buying Axis, Sika, and Fallow deer. We will come to your ranch and field harvest animals under state inspection. Harvesting deer on area ranches for 35 years. Call Mitchell Wilson at 800-962-4263 or email [email protected].
B-14-tfnc
Motel 6 is hiring housekeepers full or part time. Apply in person at 200 I-10 west, behind Rowe’s Chevron. M-28-tfnc
• Cedar Clearing (by ac./hr.)• Mesquite Clearing • Hand Cutting• Fire Lanes• Road Building• Crushed Limestone
• Roads/ Driveways • Pads• Cedar Mulching• Red Granite• Gravel• Sales and Delivery
With a variety of equipment, we are able to complete
your job e� ciently!
210-216-9304 (LUKE)210-216-9304 (LUKE)Fully Insured • Many References
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• Crushed Limestone
With a variety of equipment,
B-8-tfnc
Junction Housing Authority is currently accepting applica-tions for low income, family, elderly and disabled persons. Applications can be obtained at the office located at 815 Elm Street. All applications must be completed and submitted with all of the requested information before it can processed. Equal Housing Opportunity. J-29-7c
Sweet Home RV Park, 155 Thrill Hill Dr., Mt. Home, 2 minute access to I-10 in small community. LONG TERM $300/mo + elect. Call Sally 303-875-4384. R-29-1p
2 bedroom, 1 bath farm house, large storage building on 1/2 acre near London $800 monthly includes water and garbage. Available August 1. 325-215-1923. S-29-2c
CITY OF JUNCTION POLICE DEPT.
SEIZED & IMPOUNDED VEHICLESAUCTION CLOSES JULY
’’’ Mercedes Benz CCC’, ‘’C Jeep Chero-kee SUV, ’’C Honda Accord, ‘’‘ GMC Envoy SUV & ’’’ Chrysler LHS! View: M-F, ’AM-CPM By appt. mask required. ’C’ Main St., Junction, TX. C%BP, C% Cash Discount. Announcements made online supersede all prior advertising. Go to LSA.cc or LSO.cc for photos, terms, conditions & bidding. Burgess ’’’’
AUCTION
The Kimble County Sheriff’s Office will offer for sale at Public Auction to the highest bidder, vehicles taken into custody as abandoned or seized motor vehicles as authorized by Texas law.
Since the last registered owner/lien holders have not reclaimed the property as provided by Section 5103 of the Certificate of Title Act (Article 6687-1-VTCS), notice is hereby given that:
An auction sale of abandoned or seized motor vehicles by the Kimble County Sheriff’s Office will be held on FRIDAY, JULY 31, 2020 AT 10:00 a.m. in Junction, Texas, at the Kimble County Sheriff’s Office. Vehicles may be seen at the Kimble County Sheriff’s Office on the day prior to the auction. Terms are cash or check with letter of credit.
Any person having interest in a vehicle listed below as an owner or lien holder may contact the Kimble County Sheriff’s Office at 325-446-2766. After deducting the reimbursement allowed under Subsection (a), the proceeds of the sale shall be held for 90 days for the owner or lien holder of the vehicle. The purchaser at auction will take clear title, free of all liens, after application is made at the Tax Office in the Kimble County Courthouse.
Vehicles for auction FRIDAY, JULY 31, 2020 AT 10:00 a.m.: 1. 2007 MAROON JEEP LL 1J8HR48PX7C700269 (flood damaged-cannot be made street legal)2. 2007 SILVER CHRYSLER 4D 1C3LC56R97N5534023. 2003 BLUE TOYOTA 4D 4T1BE32K93U6794464. 1995 BLACK DODGE 2H JB3AM44H7SY0204455. 2017 BLACK CARR TRL 4YMUL081XGT0251616. 2003 TAN CHEVY LL 1GNDS13S3322668997. 2008 SILVER CHEVY 4D 1G1AL58F9872042758. 2004 GRAY TOYOTA VN 5TDZA23C14S0798659. 2001 GREEN HONDA 4D 1HGCF86611A08928710. 2000 BLACK DODGE LL 1B4HR28Y3YF24980311. 2003 WHITE CHEVY LL 1GNEC13ZX3R15072112. 1999 WHITE CHEVY PK 1GCGC24R2XR70779413. 1984 RED CHEVY PK 1GCDC14H6ES19073614. 2009 WHITE FORD LL 1FMEU63E49UA1707915. 1998 TAN OLDSMOBILE 4D 1G3GR62C2W412369916. 2007 SILVER TOYOTA 4D 4T1BE46K17U05777017. 1993 WHITE CHEVY LL 1GNEK18K5PJ40524518. 2006 WHITE DODGE 4D 2B3KA53H46H23454119. 1998 BLACK CHEVY 4D 1G1JC5241W721581120. 2007 BLUE CHEVY 4D 1G1ZT68N17F14180721. 2003 SILVER TOYOTA 4D JTDBR32E73200615322. 2007 BLACK CHRY LL 2A8GM68X87R16187423. 1998 BLUE LINC 4D 1LNFM81W3WY65246924. 2000 TAN CHEVY PK 1GCCT19W1Y812635125. 2008 BLACK NISSAN 4D 1N4AL21EX8N54312126. 2003 BLACK LINCOLN LL 5LMFU27RX3LJ4500727. 2010 SILVER GMC UT 2CTALFEWXA630067128. 2014 WHITE CHEVY UT 1GNLC2E04ER22624029. 2014 WHITE CHEVY UT 1GNLC2E07ER223591
Auctioneer Mark Tillman, license number 9642
PERSONAL CARE ATTENDANTSNo certifications or prior experience required.
Girling Community Care is seeking caring and dependable people to work in the homes of elderly and disabled clients. Will assist with preparing meals, shopping, personal care,
errands, light housekeeping and other assigned duties. We offer flexible day, evening and weekend shifts. Must be at least 18 yrs. of age with a clean criminal background. MUST have reliable transportation.
Fax Resume referencing Ad #20499 to 325-646-2278For an application, call 1-800-665-4471
Apply online at www.kindredathome.com/careersOr apply in-person at 1423 Coggin Ave., Brownwood, TX, 76801
E.O.E/M.F.D.V. H-30-1c
ARTS
HILL COUNTRY ARTISANSHILL COUNTRY ARTISANS325-215-2488 • 605 Main • Tue-Sat 10-5 • www.hillcountryartisanstx.com
July featured artists are our jewelry makers, Johnell Casparis, Betty Volz and Sandra Corn.
Check us out on Facebook. 10% off all jewelry. H-28-4p
HEINRICHS ART STUDIO AA GGrreeaatt PPllaaccee ffoorr AArrtt!! 627 MAIN ST., JUNCTION, TX
(325) 215‐2122 TU—SA 10A‐5P, Web: heinrichsartstudio.com
LOST“Marley”
Has collar with SCARF ID & she is micro-chipped.
She is very shy. Please call if sighted.Missing since 7/5/20
Segovia, Hwy 479 / KC 470 areaPlease call: 210-315-0108 or 830-459-7581
